Tropical cyclones by year

The following is a list of tropical cyclones by year. Since the year 957, there have been at least 12,791 recorded tropical or subtropical cyclones in the Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian Oceans, which are known as basins. Collectively, tropical cyclones caused more than US$1.2 trillion in damage, unadjusted for inflation, and have killed more than 2.6 million people. Most of these deaths were caused by a few deadly cyclones, including the 1737 Calcutta cyclone, the 1839 Coringa cyclone, the 1931 Shanghai typhoon, the 1970 Bhola cyclone, Typhoon Nina in 1975, the 1991 Bangladesh cyclone, and Cyclone Nargis in 2008.

In the North Atlantic Ocean, there have been 2,462 tropical cyclones, including at least 1,150 hurricanes, which have maximum sustained winds of at least 64 knots (74 mph, 119 km/h). The storms collectively killed more than 180,000 people. In the eastern Pacific Ocean, there have been 1,313 tropical cyclones, including 552 hurricanes; the storms collectively killed 8,467 people. In the western Pacific Ocean, there have been 4,648 tropical cyclones, including at least 1,485 typhoons; the storms collectively killed more than 1.4 million people. In the North Indian Ocean, there have been at least 1,551 tropical cyclones, including 262 that attained the equivalent of hurricane status; the storms collectively killed over 1 million people. There have been at least 2,768 tropical cyclones in the Southern Hemisphere.

Storms with an asterisk (*) originated in another basin.

Table of cyclones edit

Pre-1800s edit

Year	Basin	Number of tropical cyclones	Number of named storms^{[nb 1]}	≥64 knots ^{[nb 2]} (74 mph, 119 km/h) sustained winds	Deaths	Notes
957	Western Pacific	1	1	1	10,000
1245	Western Pacific	1	1	1	10,000
1281	Western Pacific	1	1	1	45,000
1494	Atlantic	1				Included the first Atlantic hurricane observed by Europeans
1495	Atlantic	1
1500	Atlantic	2
1502	Atlantic	1
1504	Atlantic	1
1508	Atlantic	2
1509	Atlantic	1
1511	Atlantic	1
1514	Atlantic	1
1515	Atlantic	1
1519	Atlantic	1
1520	Atlantic	1
1523	Atlantic	1
1525	Atlantic	2
1526	Atlantic	2
1527	Atlantic	3
1528	Atlantic	3
1529	Atlantic	3
1530	Atlantic	4
1533	Atlantic	2
1537	Atlantic	2
1537	Eastern Pacific	1
1541	Atlantic	1
1545	Atlantic	3
1546	Atlantic	1
1549	Atlantic	1
1550	Atlantic	1
1551	Atlantic	3
1552	Atlantic	3
1553	Atlantic	3
1554	Atlantic	7
1555	Atlantic	1
1557	Atlantic	1
1559	Atlantic	1
1561	Atlantic	1
1563	Atlantic	2
1564	Atlantic	1
1565	Atlantic	2
1566	Atlantic	2
1566	Western Pacific	2
1567	Atlantic	1
1568	Atlantic	3
	Western Pacific	1	1	1
	South Pacific	1
1569	Atlantic	1
1570	Atlantic	1
1571	Atlantic	3
1573	Atlantic	1
1573	Eastern Pacific	1
1574	Atlantic	1			5
1575	Atlantic	1
1576	Atlantic	1
1577	Atlantic	1
1578	Atlantic	2
1579	Atlantic	5
1583	Atlantic	2
1586	Atlantic	2
1587	Atlantic	2
1588	Atlantic	2
1589	Atlantic	3
1589	Western Pacific	1	1	1
1590	Atlantic	1
1590	South Pacific	1			1,000
1591	Atlantic	1
1593	Atlantic	1
1594	Atlantic	3
1595	Atlantic	1
1596	Western Pacific	3	3	3	6
1597	Atlantic	1
1598	Western Pacific	1	1	1
1599	Atlantic	2
1599	Western Pacific	1	1	1
1600	Atlantic	2	2	2	163
1601	Atlantic	1			1,000
1601	Western Pacific	1	1	1
1602	Western Pacific	1	1	1
1603	Atlantic	1
1603	Western Pacific	1	1	1
1605	Atlantic	4			1,300
1606	Western Pacific	1	1	1
1608	Atlantic	1
1608	Western Pacific	2	2	2
1609	Atlantic	2			32
1609	Eastern Pacific	1
1614	Atlantic	1
1615	Atlantic	2
1616	Atlantic	1
1617	Western Pacific	1	1	1
1620	Western Pacific	1
1621	Western Pacific	1	1	1
1622	Atlantic	5			1,090
1623	Atlantic	3			400
1625	Atlantic	1
1626	Atlantic	1			26
1628	Atlantic	1
1629	Western Pacific	2	2	2
1630	Western Pacific	1	1	1
1631	Atlantic	1			300
1634	Atlantic	1			40
1635	Atlantic	1			46
1638	Atlantic	5
1638	Western Pacific	2	2	2
1639	Western Pacific	2	2	2	750
1640	Atlantic	1
1641	Atlantic	1
1642	Atlantic	1
1643	Atlantic	2
1643	South Pacific	1
1644	Atlantic	1			1,100
1646	Atlantic	1
1649	Atlantic	1
1649	Western Pacific	2	2	2	200
1650	Atlantic	1
1652	Atlantic	1
1653	Atlantic	1
1654	Western Pacific	1	1	1
1656	Atlantic	1
1657	Atlantic	1
1659	Western Pacific	3	3	3
1661	Atlantic	1
1664	Atlantic	2
1665	Atlantic	1
1666	Atlantic	2			2,000
1667	Atlantic	1
1669	Atlantic	2			182
1670	Atlantic	1
1671	Atlantic	1
1671	Western Pacific	1	1	1
1672	Atlantic	1
1673	Atlantic	2			200
1674	Atlantic	2			200
1675	Atlantic	3			200
1678	Atlantic	2
1680	Atlantic	2
1681	Atlantic	3
1681	Western Pacific	1	1	1
1683	Atlantic	1			496
1686	Atlantic	1
1686	Western Pacific	1	1	1
1687	Western Pacific	1	1	1
1689	Atlantic	2
1692	Atlantic	3			100
1693	Atlantic	1
1693	Western Pacific	1	1	1	14
1694	Atlantic	1			1,000
1694	Western Pacific	1	1	1	400
1695	Atlantic	2			600
1696	Atlantic	2
1697	Western Pacific	1	1	1
1698	Atlantic	1
1700	Atlantic	2	1	1	98
1702	Atlantic	1
1703	Atlantic	2
1704	Western Pacific	1	1	1
1705	Atlantic	1
1706	Atlantic	2	1	1
1707	Atlantic	2
1707	Western Pacific	1	1	1
1708	Atlantic	1			578
1708	Western Pacific	1	1	1
1709	Western Pacific	4	4	4
1711	Western Pacific	1	1	1
1712	Atlantic	1
1713	Atlantic	3	3	3	100
1714	Atlantic	4
1715	Atlantic	2	1	1	1,000
1716	Atlantic	1	1	1
1717	Atlantic	1
1717	Western Pacific	1	1	1
1718	Atlantic	1
1720	Atlantic	1			500
1720	Western Pacific	1	1	1
1722	Atlantic	2	2	2	680
1724	Atlantic	3	2	2	121
1725	Atlantic	1
1726	Atlantic	1			18
1726	Western Pacific	1	1	1
1727	Atlantic	1	1	1
1728	Atlantic	2	1	1
1729	Atlantic	2	1	1
1730	Atlantic	3	3	3
1731	Atlantic	2	1	1	1
1733	Atlantic	1	1	1
1733	Western Pacific	1	1	1
1734	Atlantic	1
1734	Western Pacific	1	1	1
1737	Atlantic	1
1738	Atlantic	2	2	2
1738	Western Pacific	1	1	1
1740	Atlantic	4	4	4
1742	Atlantic	1	1	1
1742	Western Pacific	4	4	4
1743	Atlantic	1
1744	Atlantic	1			182
1745	Atlantic	1
1746	Atlantic	1
1747	Atlantic	5			50
1748	Atlantic	2
1749	Atlantic	1
1750	Atlantic	1
1751	Atlantic	2
1752	Atlantic	5			7
1752	Western Pacific	1	1	1
1753	Western Pacific	2	2	2
1754	Western Pacific	1	1	1
1755	Atlantic
1756	Atlantic	2
1757	Atlantic	1
1757	Western Pacific	1	1	1
1758	Atlantic	3			240
1759	Atlantic	1
1760	Atlantic	3			50
1761	Atlantic	2
1762	Western Pacific	1	1	1
1765	Atlantic	2
1765	South Pacific	1			16
1766	Atlantic	10	4	4	440
1766	Western Pacific	1	1	1	48
1767	Atlantic	3	2	2	1,600
1767	Western Pacific	1	1	1	500
1768	Atlantic	2	1	1	1,000
1768	Western Pacific	1	1	1	1
1769	Atlantic	3	2	2	6
1769	Western Pacific	1	1	1
1770	Atlantic	2	1
1771	Atlantic	2
1772	Atlantic	4	3	3	280
1772	Western Pacific	1	1	1
1773	Atlantic	3
1774	Atlantic	3
1775	Atlantic	4	2	2	4,174
1776	Atlantic	5	1	1	6,000
1777	Atlantic	4
1778	Atlantic	5	5	2	50
1779	Atlantic	4	4	1	120
1779	Western Pacific	1	1	1
1780	Atlantic	8	8	6	31,000	Included the deadliest Atlantic hurricane on record
1780	Western Pacific	3	3	3	100,000
1781	Atlantic	3			2,000
1782	Atlantic	2	1	1	3,000
1782	Western Pacific	1	1	1
1783	Atlantic	3	3	1
	Western Pacific	1	1	1
	South Pacific	1
1784	Atlantic	3	3	1	9
1785	Atlantic	4	4	2	323
1785	South Pacific	1
1786	Atlantic	3			7
1787	Atlantic	4	4	2	223
1788	Atlantic	3	3	3	600
1788	South Pacific	1
1789	Atlantic	1
1789	South Pacific	1
1791	Atlantic	3	3	1	3,000
1792	Atlantic	2	2	2
1792	Western Pacific	1	1	1
1793	Atlantic	2	2	2	28
1793	Western Pacific	3	3	3	4
1794	Atlantic	8	8	2	100
1795	Atlantic	3	3	2
1795	Western Pacific	1	1	1
1796	Atlantic	3	3	2
1797	Atlantic	2	2	1
1797	Western Pacific	1	1	1
1799	Atlantic	2	2	1	27

1800s edit

Year	Basin	Number of tropical cyclones	Number of named storms^{[nb 3]}	≥64 knots ^{[nb 4]} (74 mph, 119 km/h) sustained winds	Strongest storm	Deaths	Damage US$	Notes
1800	Atlantic	6	6	6		3
1801	Atlantic	2	2	2
1801	Western Pacific	1	1	1
1802	Atlantic	1	1	1
1802	Western Pacific	1	1	1
1803	Atlantic	4	4	4		122
1803	Western Pacific	2	2	2
1804	Atlantic	5	5	4		516	$1.7 million
1804	Western Pacific	1	1	1
1805	Atlantic	2	2	2
1806	Atlantic	8	8	5		646	$171,000
1807	Atlantic	4	4	2
1808	Atlantic	2	2
1809	Atlantic	2	2			62
1809	Western Pacific	1	1	1
1810	Atlantic	5	5	2
1810	Western Pacific	1	1	1
1811	Atlantic	4	4	4		35
1812	Atlantic	6	6	3		100	$6 million
1812	Western Pacific	1	1	1
1813	Atlantic	6	6	6		3,068
1814	Atlantic	3	3	3
1815	Atlantic	8	8	5		167
1816	Atlantic	6	6	5
1817	Atlantic	2	2	2		25
1818	Atlantic	5	5	5
1819	Atlantic	5	5	4		43
	Western Pacific	1	1	1
	South Pacific	1
1820	Atlantic	2	2	2
	Western Pacific	1	1	1
	South Pacific	1
1821	Atlantic	3	3	2		57
	Western Pacific	1	1	1
	South Pacific	1
1822	Atlantic	5	5	5
1822	Western Pacific	1	1	1
1823	Atlantic	3	3	2
1824	Atlantic	2	2	1		100
1824	Western Pacific	1	1	1
1825	Atlantic	5	5	4		1,305
1825	South Pacific	1
1826	Atlantic	3	3	1		533
1826	Western Pacific	2	2	2		30
1827	Atlantic	5	5	3
	Western Pacific	1	1	1
	South Pacific	1
1828	Atlantic	1	1	1
1828	Western Pacific	1	1	1		14,429
1829	Atlantic	4	4	2
1829	Western Pacific	3	3	3
1830	Atlantic	5	5	4
	Western Pacific	1	1	1
	South Pacific	2
1831	Atlantic	5	5	3		2,500
	Western Pacific	2	2	2		150
	South Pacific	2
1832	Atlantic	5	5	3		52
	Western Pacific	2	2	2
	Eastern Pacific	1
1833	Atlantic	3	3	3
	Western Pacific	2	2	2
	South Pacific	2
1834	Atlantic	4	4	4		400
1834	South Pacific	1
1835	Atlantic	3	3	3		21
	Western Pacific	2	2	2
	Western Pacific	2	1	1
	South Pacific	1
1836	Atlantic	3	3	3
1836	South Pacific	1
1837	Atlantic	11	11	5		105
1838	Atlantic	2	2	2		38
1838	Western Pacific	1	1	1
1839	Atlantic	4	4	4
	Eastern Pacific	1
	Western Pacific	3	3	3
	South Pacific	5
1840	Atlantic	3	3	1
	Eastern Pacific	1
	South Pacific	6
1841	Atlantic	5	5	4		81
1841	Western Pacific	4	1	1
1842	Atlantic	9	9	5	Florida	12	$551,000
	Eastern Pacific	1
	Western Pacific	1	1	1
	South Pacific	3
1843	Atlantic	3	3	2		14
	Eastern Pacific	1
	Western Pacific	1	1	1
	South Pacific	1
1844	Atlantic	5	5	3		171
	Western Pacific	4	3	3		32
	South Pacific	1
1845	Atlantic	1	1	1
	Western Pacific	2	1	1		12
	South Pacific	1
1846	Atlantic	4	4	2	Cuba	229	$338,000
	Western Pacific	2	1	1
	South Pacific
1847	Atlantic	2	2	1		27
	Eastern Pacific	1
	South Pacific	3
1848	Atlantic	7	7	4	New England		$20,000
	Western Pacific	3	3	3
	South Pacific	7
1849	Atlantic	3	3	2		143
	Eastern Pacific	1
	South Pacific	3
1850	Atlantic	7	7	7		20^[5]	$7.1 million ^[5]
	Eastern Pacific	8
	Western Pacific	1	1	1
	South Pacific	3	3			3^[6]
1851	Atlantic	6	6	3	Florida	24	$60,000
	Eastern Pacific	3
	Western Pacific	1	1	1
1852	Atlantic	5	5	1	Mississippi	100	$1 million
	Eastern Pacific	1
	Western Pacific	2	1	1
	South Pacific	2	2
1853	Atlantic	8	8	4	Unnamed	40
1853	Western Pacific	2	2	2
1854	Atlantic	5	5	3	South Carolina	30	$20,000
	Eastern Pacific	2
	Western Pacific	1
	South Pacific	3	3
1855	Atlantic	5	5	4	Louisiana
	Eastern Pacific	3
	Western Pacific	1	1	1
	South Pacific	1	1
1856	Atlantic	6	6	4	Last Island	200
1856	South Pacific	4	4
1857	Atlantic	4	4	3		424
1857	Eastern Pacific	2
1858	Atlantic	6	6	6
	Eastern Pacific	3
	Western Pacific	2	1	1
	South Pacific	1	1
1859	Atlantic	8	8	7	Cuba
	Eastern Pacific	2
	South Pacific	1	1
1860	Atlantic	7	7	6	Louisiana	60	$1.25 million
1860	South Pacific	2	2
1861	Atlantic	8	8	6		22
1861	South Pacific	4	4
1862	Atlantic	6	6	3		3
	Western Pacific	1	1	1		80,000
	South Pacific	1	1
1863	Atlantic	9	9	5		200
	Western Pacific	4	4	4		49
	South Pacific	2	2
1864	Atlantic	5	5	3
	Western Pacific	1	1	1
	South Pacific	2	2
1865	Atlantic	7	7	3		326
	Eastern Pacific	1
	Western Pacific	8	7	7
	South Pacific	1	1
1866	Atlantic	7	7	6		383
	Western Pacific	5	3	3		9
	South Pacific	3	3
1867	Atlantic	9	9	7	San Narcisco	811	$1 million
	Western Pacific	5	5	5		1,800
	South Pacific	3	3
1868	Atlantic	4	4	3		2
	Western Pacific	2	2	2
	South Pacific	3	3
1869	Atlantic	10	10	7	New England	49	$50,000
	Western Pacific	3	1	1
	South Pacific	9	9
1870	Atlantic	11	11	10	Unnamed	2,052	$12 million
	Eastern Pacific	2
	Western Pacific	8	6	6
	South Pacific	2	2
1871	Atlantic	8	8	6	Florida	35
	Eastern Pacific	3
	Western Pacific	7	5	5		11
	South Pacific	2	2
1872	Atlantic	5	5	4	Unnamed
	Western Pacific	5	3	3
	South Pacific	2	2
1873	Atlantic	5	5	3	Florida	626	$3.5 million
	Western Pacific	6	4	4		200
	South Pacific	2	2
1874	Atlantic	7	7	4	Jamaica	1
	Eastern Pacific	1
	Western Pacific	8	6	6		10,000
	South Pacific	7	7
1875	Atlantic	6	6	5	Indianola	800	$5 million
	Western Pacific	6	4	4		4
	South Pacific	7	7
1876	Atlantic	5	5	4	Cuba	19
	Eastern Pacific	1*	1*
	Western Pacific	2	2	2		150
	South Pacific	3	3
1877	Atlantic	8	8	3	Florida	84
	Eastern Pacific	1
	Western Pacific	1
	South Pacific	8	8
1878	Atlantic	12	12	10	Haiti	108	$2 million
	Western Pacific	3	3	3
	South Pacific	3	3			117
1879	Atlantic	8	8	6	Louisiana	47	$500,000
	Western Pacific	9	8	8
	South Pacific	4	4
1880	Atlantic	11	11	9	Unnamed	133
	Eastern Pacific	2
	Western Pacific	3	3	3
	South Pacific	5	5
1881	Atlantic	7	7	4	Georgia	700
	Eastern Pacific	2
	Western Pacific	22	21	21		23,000
	South Pacific	4	4
1882	Atlantic	6	6	4	Florida	140
	Eastern Pacific	2
	Western Pacific	12	11	11
	South Pacific	3	3
1883	Atlantic	4	4	3	Unnamed	236
	Eastern Pacific	2
	Western Pacific	16	15	15
	South Pacific	8	8
1884	Atlantic	4	4	4	Unnamed	8
	Eastern Pacific	2
	Western Pacific	14
	South Pacific	2	2
1885	Atlantic	8	8	6	South Carolina	25	$1.81 million
	Eastern Pacific	4
	Western Pacific	9
	South Pacific	2	2
1886	Atlantic	12	12	10	Indianola	220	$2.25 million	Featured the most United States hurricane landfalls
	Eastern Pacific	1
	Western Pacific	15
	South Pacific	4	4
1887	Atlantic	19	18	11	Unnamed	2
	Eastern Pacific	2
	Western Pacific	21
	South Pacific	1	1
1888	Atlantic	9	9	6	Louisiana	924	$2.7 million
	Eastern Pacific	4
	Western Pacific	13
	South Pacific	1	1
1889	Atlantic	9	9	6	Mexico	40
	Eastern Pacific	1
	Western Pacific	12
	South Pacific	5	5			147
1890	Atlantic	4	4	2	Unnamed	14
	Eastern Pacific	1
	Western Pacific	14
	North Indian	10	4	1		727
	South Pacific	9	9			14
1891	Atlantic	10	10	7	San Magín	700
	Eastern Pacific	2
	Western Pacific	18
	North Indian	13	4	3
	South Pacific	6	6
1892	Atlantic	9	9	5		16
	Eastern Pacific	1
	Western Pacific	20
	North Indian	12	7	2
	South Pacific	2	2
1893	Atlantic	12	12	10	Cheniere Caminada	4,028	$6 million
	Western Pacific	20
	North Indian	12	10	4
	South Pacific	2	2
1894	Atlantic	7	7	5	Caribbean	200	$1 million
	Western Pacific	14
	North Indian	12	6	0
1895	Atlantic	6	6	2	Texas	56
	Eastern Pacific	2
	Western Pacific	16
	North Indian	11	5	4
	South Pacific	1	1
1896	Atlantic	7	7	6	San Ramón	286	$10 million
	Western Pacific	18
	North Indian	10	8	3
	South Pacific	1	1
1897	Atlantic	6	6	3	Unnamed	262	$150,000
	Western Pacific	13
	North Indian	12	6	6
	South Pacific	1	1
1898	Atlantic	11	11	5	Georgia	562	$5.4 million
	Western Pacific	19
	North Indian	13	7	3
	South Pacific	2	2
1899	Atlantic	10	10	5	San Ciriaco	4,167	$21.3 million	Featured the San Ciriaco Hurricane, the longest-lasting storm in the basin
	Eastern Pacific	2
	Western Pacific	19	3	3
	North Indian	7	3	0
	South Pacific	1	1

1900s edit

Year	Basin	Number of tropical cyclones	Number of named storms^{[nb 5]}	≥64 knots ^{[nb 6]} (74 mph, 119 km/h) sustained winds	Strongest storm	Deaths	Damage US$	Retired names	Notes
1900	Atlantic	7	7	3	Galveston	8,000	$31.5 million
	Eastern Pacific	1	1
	Western Pacific	23	23^[9]			1,965
	North Indian	10	3	1
	South Pacific	5
1901	Atlantic	13	13	6	Louisiana	35	$1 million
	Eastern Pacific	1	1
	Western Pacific	21	21^[9]			4
	North Indian	6	3	2
	South Pacific	8
1902	Atlantic	5*	5*	3	Florida	5
	Eastern Pacific	6	3	3
	Western Pacific	24
	North Indian	13	7	5
	South Pacific	1
1903	Atlantic	10	10	7	Jamaica	222	$18.5 million
	Eastern Pacific	2	2	2
	Western Pacific	31
	North Indian	14	8	2
	South Pacific	6				517
1904	Atlantic	6	6	4	South Carolina	112	$2.5 million
	Eastern Pacific	2	2
	Western Pacific	23
	North Indian	9	4	0
	South Pacific	2
1905	Atlantic	5	5	1	Bahamas	8
	Eastern Pacific	1	1	1
	Western Pacific	24				596
	North Indian	10	6	0
	South Pacific	5				8
1906	Atlantic	11	11	6	Lesser Antilles	381	$25.4 million
	Eastern Pacific	6	2	2
	Western Pacific	24				15,000	$20 million
	North Indian	11	7	1
	South Pacific	2				150
1907	Atlantic	5	5	0	Florida
	Eastern Pacific	2	2	2
	Western Pacific	32				473
	North Indian	15	8	4
	South Pacific	3
1908	Atlantic	10	10	6	Bahamas	19
	Western Pacific	31				428
	North Indian	9	6	1
	South Pacific	3				2
1909	Atlantic	12	12	6	Louisiana	4,673	$77.3 million
	Western Pacific	35
	North Indian	8	8	4
	South Pacific	2
1910	Atlantic	5	5	3	Cuba	100	$1.25 million
	Eastern Pacific	3	3
	Western Pacific	38
	North Indian	6	5	2
	South Pacific	2
1911	Atlantic	6	6	3	Georgia	27	$3 million
	Eastern Pacific	11*	2	2		500
	Western Pacific	30
	North Indian	7	5	4
	South Pacific	5
1912	Atlantic	7	7	4	Jamaica	122	$1.6 million
	Eastern Pacific	4	1	1
	Western Pacific	27				51,002	$20 million
	North Indian	9	6	2
	South Pacific	1
1913	Atlantic	6	6	4	North Carolina	6	$4 million
	Eastern Pacific	1
	Western Pacific	23
	North Indian	10	6	2
	South Pacific	6
1914	Atlantic	1	1	0	Georgia				The quietest Atlantic hurricane season on record
	Western Pacific	25
	North Indian	8	4	2
	South Pacific	5
1915	Atlantic	6	6	5	Louisiana	675	$63 million
	Eastern Pacific	4	1	1
	Western Pacific	23
	North Indian	9	6	0
	South Pacific	7
1916	Atlantic	15	15	10	Texas	107	$33.3 million
	Western Pacific	23
	North Indian	14	8	5
	South Pacific	5
1917	Atlantic	4	4	2	Cuba	76	$170,000
	Eastern Pacific	4	1	1
	Western Pacific	16				4,000	$50 million
	North Indian	9	6	0
	South Pacific	6
1918	Atlantic	6	6	4	Louisiana	55	$5 million
	Eastern Pacific	3	2	2		25
	Western Pacific	16				129
	North Indian	11	5	0
	South Pacific	6
1919	Atlantic	5	5	2	Florida Keys	828	$22 million
	Eastern Pacific	2
	Western Pacific	26
	North Indian	11	6	3
	South Pacific	14
1920	Atlantic	5	5	4	Unnamed	3	$1.45 million
	Eastern Pacific	3
	Western Pacific	20
	North Indian	9	5	0
	South Pacific	8
1921	Atlantic	7	7	5	Tampa Bay	306	$3 million
	Eastern Pacific	9
	Western Pacific	24
	North Indian	10	4	1
	South Pacific	8
1922	Atlantic	5	5	3	Bermuda	105	$2.25 million
	Eastern Pacific	7
	Western Pacific	24				100,000
	North Indian	13	6	6
	South Pacific	6
1923	Atlantic	9*	9	4	Bahamas
	Eastern Pacific	5	1	1
	Western Pacific	26				3,100	$10 million
	North Indian	16	4	3
	South Pacific	20
1924	Atlantic	11	11	5	Cuba	150
	Eastern Pacific	3
	Western Pacific	25
	North Indian	13	6	0
	South Pacific	3
1925	Atlantic	4	4	1	Unnamed	59	$1.6 million
	Eastern Pacific	9	4	4		3
	Western Pacific	22
	North Indian	20	7	3
	South Pacific	5
1926	Atlantic	11	11	8	Miami	1,554	$267 million
	Eastern Pacific	8	1	1
	Western Pacific	19
	North Indian	13	10	3
	South Pacific	10
1927	Atlantic	8	8	4	Nova Scotia	173	$1.7 million
	Eastern Pacific	11
	Western Pacific	27	19	19		20,952	$4 million
	North Indian	18	7	2
	South Pacific	9
1928	Atlantic	6	6	4	Okeechobee	4,289	$102 million
	Eastern Pacific	9	4
	Western Pacific	22
	North Indian	13	7	0
	South Pacific	7
1929	Atlantic	5	5	3	Bahamas	62	$3 million
	Eastern Pacific	8	3
	Western Pacific	22
	North Indian	15	6	0
	South Pacific	13
1930	Atlantic	3	3	2	Dominican Republic	2,000	$50 million
	Eastern Pacific	5	4	4
	Western Pacific	25
	North Indian	14	10	1
	South Pacific	10
1931	Atlantic	13	13	3	Belize	2,502	$7.5 million
	Eastern Pacific	10				100
	Western Pacific	30	19	19		300,349
	North Indian	11	5	1
	South Pacific	3				200
1932	Atlantic	15	15	6	Cuba	3,385	$77.7 million
	Eastern Pacific	5	4	4		15	$5 million
	Western Pacific	27				147
	North Indian	14	6	2
	South Pacific	1
1933	Atlantic	20	20	11	Tampico	651	$86.6 million		forth most active season on record
	Eastern Pacific	3	2	1
	Western Pacific	29
	North Indian	16	8	3
	South Pacific	9
1934	Atlantic	13	13	7	Unnamed	2,017	$4.26 million
	Eastern Pacific	2	2	2
	Western Pacific	29				3,155	$300 million
	North Indian	16	5	0
	South Pacific	4
1935	Atlantic	8	8	5	Labor Day	2,679	$126 million		Included the strongest recorded storm to hit the United States
	Eastern Pacific	3	2
	Western Pacific	24
	North Indian	15	6	2
	South Pacific	7
1936	Atlantic	11	11	4	Mid-Atlantic	5	$1.23 million
	Eastern Pacific	5	5	4
	Western Pacific	33		19		2,341
	North Indian	17	6	3
	South Pacific	14
1937	Atlantic	17	17	7	Unnamed
	Eastern Pacific	4	1	1
	Western Pacific	22				11,269
	North Indian	19	6	2
	South Pacific	11				6
1938	Atlantic	9	9	4	New England	701	$306 million
	Eastern Pacific	16	1
	Western Pacific	31				338
	North Indian	10	4	4
	South Pacific	7
1939	Atlantic	6	6	3	Unnamed	5
	Eastern Pacific	10	10	4		93	$2 million
	Western Pacific	28	24	22		151
	North Indian	19	7	3
	South Pacific	10
1940	Atlantic	9	9	6	Unnamed	71	$29.3 million
	Eastern Pacific	10*	10	2
	Western Pacific	43	27	27	Unnamed	183
	North Indian	16	8	5
	South Pacific	5
1941	Atlantic	6	6	4	Texas	63	$10 million
	Eastern Pacific	9	9	3
	Western Pacific	28
	North Indian	19	8	4
	South Pacific	9
1942	Atlantic	11	11	4	Texas	17	$30.6 million
	Western Pacific	30
	North Indian	14	5	2		40,000
	South Pacific	4
1943	Atlantic	10	10	5	Unnamed	20	$17.7 million
	Eastern Pacific					106	$4.5 million
	Western Pacific	34
	North Indian	14	7	1
	South Pacific	5
1944	Atlantic	14	14	8	Mid-Atlantic	1,156	$202 million
	Western Pacific	26				3,798
	North Indian	19	8	2
	South Pacific	6
1945	Atlantic	11	11	5	Florida	36	$82.7 million
	Western Pacific	26	26	13	Jean	3,798
	North Indian	15	3	2
	South Pacific	2
1946	Atlantic	7	7	3	Bahamas	5	$5.2 million
	Western Pacific	19	19	18	Lilly
	North Indian	17	5	1		750
	South Pacific	8
1947	Atlantic	10	10	5	Fort Lauderdale	112	$184 million
	Western Pacific	27	27	19	Rosalind
	North Indian	18	4	2
	South Pacific	11
1948	Atlantic	10	10	6		112	$28.8 million
	Western Pacific	26	16	15	Libby
	North Indian	18	6	3
	South Pacific	11
1949	Atlantic	16	16	7	Florida	26	$59.8 million
	Eastern Pacific	7	7	2
	Western Pacific	34	22	14	Allyn	1,790	$127 million
	North Indian	12	1	1
	South Pacific	9
1950	Atlantic	16	16	11	Dog	93	$43.4 million		First season in which storms were named
	Eastern Pacific	7	7	6		1^[10]	$200,000^[11]
	Western Pacific	18	18	12	Clara	544
	North Indian	16	4
	South Pacific	6					5
1951	Atlantic	12	12	8	Easy	276	$80 million
	Eastern Pacific	9	9	2
	Western Pacific	31	25	16	Marge	1,185	$106 million
	North Indian	15	4	2
	South Pacific	3
1952	Atlantic	11	11	5	Fox	607	$13.8 million
	Eastern Pacific	7	7	3
	Western Pacific	29	29	20	Wilma	1,070
	North Indian	17	4	2
	South Pacific	6
1953	Atlantic	14	14	7	Carol	14	$3.75 million
	Eastern Pacific	4	4	2					Least active season on record
	Western Pacific	24	24	17	Nina	430
	North Indian	10	1	1
	South Pacific	3
1954	Atlantic	16	16	7	Hazel	1,069	$752 million	Carol, Edna, Hazel
	Eastern Pacific	11	11	3		40
	Western Pacific	33	19	15	Ida	1,530
	North Indian	14	1
	South Pacific	7
1955	Atlantic	13	13	9	Janet	1,601	$1.1 billion	Connie, Diane, Ione, Janet
	Eastern Pacific	6	6	2	Unnamed
	Western Pacific	39	31	20
	North Indian	13	6	2
	South Pacific	9
1956	Atlantic	12	12	4	Betsy	76	$67.8 million
	Eastern Pacific	11	11	7	Unnamed
	Western Pacific	39	26	18	Wanda	5,980	$60.5 million
	North Indian	14	4	2
	South Pacific	13
1957	Atlantic	8	8	3	Carrie	513	$153 million	Audrey
	Eastern Pacific	13	13	9	Unnamed	21	$100,000
	Western Pacific	27	22	18	Lola	644
	North Indian	7	4	2		20
	South Pacific	10
1958	Atlantic	12	12	7	Helene	52	$11.7 million
	Eastern Pacific	14	14	5	Unnamed
	Western Pacific	24	23	21	Ida	1,269	$50 million
	North Indian	12	5	2
	South Pacific	9
1959	Atlantic	14	14	7	Gracie	64	$24 million
	Eastern Pacific	15	15	5	Patsy	1,800	$280 million		Included the deadliest Pacific hurricane on record
	Western Pacific	33	25	18	Joan	8,557	$755 million
	North Indian	16	6	3		141
	South Pacific	10
1960	Atlantic	8	8	4	Donna	492	$991 million	Donna
	Eastern Pacific	8	8	5	Estelle
	Western Pacific	39	30	19	Shirley	2,869	$69 million	Lucille, Ophelia
	North Indian	15	5	2	Bangladesh	20,341	$9.24 million
	South-West Indian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	8	6	3	Carol	50	$95 million
	South Pacific	6
1961	Atlantic	12	12	8	Carla	348	$392 million	Carla, Hattie
	Eastern Pacific	10	9	2	Iva	436	$16 million
	Western Pacific	53	35	20	Nancy	308
	North Indian	18	5	2	Winnie	11,525
	South-West Indian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	7	5	2	Doris
	South Pacific	7
1962	Atlantic	7	7	4	Ella	29	$3.9 million
	Eastern Pacific	18	16	2	Doreen		$11 million
	Western Pacific	38	30	23	Emma	1,700	$325 million	Karen
	North Indian	13	5	1	Unnamed
	South-West Indian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	14	11	5	Bertha	51
	South Pacific	7
1963	Atlantic	10	10	7	Flora	7,225	$830 million
	Eastern Pacific	8	8	4	Mona
	Western Pacific	36	25	19	Judy
	North Indian	17	6	4	East Pakistan	11,735
	South-West Indian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	9	9	4	Grace
	South Pacific	10
1964	Atlantic	13	13	7	Hilda	270	$610 million	Cleo, Dora, Hilda
	Eastern Pacific	6	5	1	Odessa
	Western Pacific	58	39	26	Sally & Opal	8,743			Most active tropical cyclone season ever
	North Indian	16	7	3	Rameswaram	2,977	$150 million
	South-West Indian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	15*	12*	3	Giselle
	South Pacific	9				250
1965	Atlantic	10	10	4	Betsy	81	$1.45 billion	Betsy
	Eastern Pacific	11	10	1	Emily	6
	Western Pacific	44	35	21	Bess
	North Indian	14	6	4		47,000
	South-West Indian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	15	8	1	Freda
	South Pacific	4
1966	Atlantic	17	15	7	Inez	1,096	$437 million	Inez
	Eastern Pacific	18	13	8	Connie
	Western Pacific	51	30	20	Kit	997	$378 million
	North Indian	18	8	6		50^[12]
	South-West Indian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	20*	11*	3*	Ivy	3
	South Pacific	8
1967	Atlantic	20	15	6	Beulah	79	$235 million
	Eastern Pacific	17	17	6	Olivia	121
	Western Pacific	40	35	20	Carla	494
	North Indian	15	6	4
	South-West Indian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	11*	6*	4
	South Pacific	8
1968	Atlantic	13	9	4	Gladys	17	$21.9 million
	Eastern Pacific	26*	20*	6	Rebecca	9
	Western Pacific	39	29	20	Agnes	148
	North Indian	13	7	4		1,037
	South-West Indian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	11*	10*	4		38
	Australia (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	14*	8	3	Gina
	South Pacific	9
	Worldwide	117			Agnes	1,49	$21.9 million
1969	Atlantic	23	18	12	Camille	535	$1.5 billion	Camille
	Eastern Pacific	15	10	4	Doreen	10
	Western Pacific	34	23	13	Elsie	1,177
	North Indian	14	6	1		858
	South-West Indian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	10	9	5		108
	Australia (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	10*	6*
	South Pacific	7
	Worldwide	110			Camille	2,688	$1.5 billion
1970	Atlantic	20	14	7	Celia	111	$1.03 billion	Celia
	Eastern Pacific	21	19	5	Lorraine	22
	Western Pacific	30	24	12	Hope	3,909
	North Indian Ocean	15	7	3	Bhola	500,805	$86.4 million		Included the deadliest tropical cyclone on record
	South-West Indian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	13*	11*	8	Jane	4
	Australia (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	18	17	8	Kathy	14	$12 million
	South Pacific (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	9	7	2	Emma
	Worldwide	119	91	39	Hope	504,865	$1.13 billion
1971	Atlantic	22	13	6	Edith	52	$220 million
	Eastern Pacific	22*	18*	12*	Olivia	31	$40 million
	Western Pacific	55	35	24	Irma	617	$57.7 million
	North Indian Ocean	15	7	6		10,800
	South-West Indian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	12	11	7	Maggie-Muriel	32
	Australia (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	18	18	9	Sheila-Sophie	3	$120 million
	South Pacific (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	8	8	1	Ursula
	Worldwide	144	100	65	Irma	11,535	$438 million
1972	Atlantic	19	7	3	Betty	134	$2.1 billion	Agnes
	Eastern Pacific	20	14	9	Celeste	1	$3.5 million
	Western Pacific	38*	30*	22*	Rita	860	$290 million
	North Indian Ocean	18*	7	6		180
	South-West Indian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	9*	7*	2	Fabienne	7
	Australia (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	15	15	8	Emily	8	$70 million
	South Pacific (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	10	10	8	Gail	24	$20 million
	Worldwide	120	90	53	Rita	1,214	$4.18 billion
1973	Atlantic	24	8	4	Ellen	22	$28 million
	Eastern Pacific	18	12	7	Ava
	Western Pacific	25	21	12	Nora	971	$2 million
	North Indian	12	7	3
	South-West Indian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	16*	13*	5	Lydie	11
	Australia (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	22	22	13	Flores	1,735			Included the deadliest tropical cyclone in the southern hemisphere
	South Pacific (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	7	7	1	Lottie	85
	Worldwide	118	85	41	Nora	2,824	$30 million
1974	Atlantic	20	11	4	Carmen	8,227	$2 billion	Carmen, Fifi
	Eastern Pacific	25*	18*	11*	Maggie	18	$4 million
	Western Pacific	35	32	16	Gloria	361	$1.53 billion	Bess
	North Indian	12	7	3
	South-West Indian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	4	3	0	Ghislaine
	Australia (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	16	16	6	Pam	87	$645 million
	South Pacific (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	13	12	1	Pam
	Worldwide	118	93	40	Carmen, Maggie, & Pam	8,693	$4.18 billion
1975	Atlantic	23	9	6	Gladys	87	$5.65 billion	Eloise
	Eastern Pacific	21	17	9	Denise	30	$20 million
	Western Pacific	25	20	14	June	229,160	$1.2 billion		Includes the deadliest Pacific typhoon and 4th deadliest tropical cyclone on record Typhoon Nina
	North Indian	20	8	3	Unnamed
	South-West Indian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	11*	7*	3*	Gervaise	10
	Australia (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	15	15	5	Trixie & Joan		$31 million
	South Pacific (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	9*	8*	3	Val & Allison
	Worldwide	121	81	42	June	229,287	$6.9 billion
1976	Atlantic	21	10	6	Belle	84	$5.65 billion
	Eastern Pacific	19	15	9	Annette	1,263	$360 million
	Western Pacific	30	25	14	Louise	650	$1.16 billion )
	North Indian	7	7	6	Unnamed	10
	South-West Indian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	8	6	1	Danae	50
	Australia (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	14*	14*	7	Ted
	South Pacific (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	8*	7*	3	David
	Worldwide	104	81	44	Louise	2,061	$7.17 billion
1977	Atlantic	16	6	5	Anita	11	$13 million	Anita
	Eastern Pacific	17*	8	4	Florence	8^[13]	$39.6 million
	Western Pacific	26	20	11	Babe	190
	North Indian	6	6	2	Andhra Pradesh	10,946	$197 million
	South-West Indian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	12*	10*	4	Aurore	1
	Australia (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	13	13	5	Leo
	South Pacific (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	11	11	2	Robert
	Worldwide	105	70	31	Babe	11,156	$250 million
1978	Atlantic	24	12	5	Greta	41	$135 million
	Eastern Pacific	23*	19*	14*	Fico, Hector, & Norman	4	$301 million
	Western Pacific	35	31	16	Rita	368	$100 million
	North Indian	4	2	1	Sri Lanka	1000
	South-West Indian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	10*	9*	2	Fleur & Angele	76
	Australia (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	10	10	5	Alby	7	$59.4 million
	South Pacific (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	6	7	3	Bob & Charles
	Worldwide	110	88	45	Rita	1,496	$595 million
1979	Atlantic	9	9	5	David	2,136	$4.12 billion	David, Frederic
	Eastern Pacific	13	10	6	Ignacio
	Western Pacific	54	24	12	Tip	541	$2.24 billion		Included Tip, the strongest and largest tropical cyclone on record
	North Indian	11	5	1	India	700
	South-West Indian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	13	8	5	Celine & Idylle	5	$175 million
	Australia (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	13	13	6	Hazel	15	$42 million
	South Pacific (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	10	8	2	Meli	50
	Worldwide	133	59	36	Tip	3,442	$6.58 billion
1980	Atlantic	15	11	9	Allen	337	$1.57 billion	Allen
	Eastern Pacific	16	15	7	Kay
	Western Pacific	44	24	15	Wynne	493	$195 million
	North Indian	14	3	0	Unnamed
	South-West Indian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	10*	8*	6*		25	$167 million		Included Cyclone Hyacinthe, the wettest tropical cyclone on record
	Australia (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	17	16	10	Amy
	South Pacific (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	7	7	2	Peni and Sina	22	$2.26 million
	Worldwide	120	80	46	Wynne	877	$1.93 billion
1981	Atlantic	22	12	7	Harvey	11	$45 million
	Eastern Pacific	17	15	8	Norma	79	$137 million
	Western Pacific	52	29	13	Elsie	1,268	$280 million
	North Indian	12	6		Unnamed	92
	South-West Indian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	11	10	4	Florine	13
	Australia (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	11*	11*	7	Mabel
	South Pacific (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	11	11	5	Gyan	1		Tahmar, Gyan
	Worldwide	135	93	44	Elsie	1,464	$462 million
1982	Atlantic	9	6	2	Debby	29	$100 million		Included one subtropical storm
	Eastern Pacific	30	23	12	Olivia	1,937	$1.2 billion	Iwa
	Western Pacific	29	25	19	Mac	523	$2.41 billion	Bess
	North Indian	20	5
	South-West Indian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	14	8	3	Damia	87	$250 million
	Australia (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	13	13	6	Karla
	South Pacific (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	8	8	4	Isaac			Isaac, Joti
	Worldwide	120	85	40	Mac	3,070	$3.96 billion	4
1983	Atlantic	7	4	3	Alicia	22	$3 billion	Alicia
	Eastern Pacific	26	21	12	Kiko, Raymond	168	$303 million
	Western Pacific	33	23	10	Forrest	1,073	$258 million
	North Indian	8	3
	South-West Indian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	4	3	2	Andry and Bakoly	75	$69 million
	Australia (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	14	13	8	Elinor
	South Pacific (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	12	10	9	Cyclone Oscar	16	$132 million	Lisa, Mark, Cyclone Oscar, Veena
	Worldwide	97	79	44	Forrest	1,313	$3.76 billion	5
1984	Atlantic	20	13	5	Diana	37	$229 million
	Eastern Pacific	26	21	13	Douglas	21
	Western Pacific	44	27	16	Vanessa	2,919	$1.1 billion	Ike
	North Indian	7	3			430
	South-West Indian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	11	11	2	Jaminy, and Kamisy	242	$199 million
	Australia (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	17	17	12	Kathy
	South Pacific (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	8	8	1	Beti
	Worldwide	125	96	50	Vanessa	3,722	$1.53 billion	1
1985	Atlantic	14	11	7	Gloria	60	$4.52 billion	Elena, Gloria	Featured the most hurricane landfalls in the United States since 1886
	Eastern Pacific	28	24	13	Rick	1	$1 million
	Western Pacific	57	28	15	Dot	1,355	$243 million
	North Indian	15	7			11,107
	South-West Indian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	7	7	1	Helisaonina
	Australia (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	18	15	9	Kirsty
	South Pacific (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	7	7	5	Hina	37	$40 million	Eric
	Worldwide	137	97	51	Dot	12,560	$4.8 billion	3
1986	Atlantic	10	6	4	Earl	21	$67.5 million
	Eastern Pacific	26	17	9	Roslyn	2	$352 million
	Western Pacific	48	29	19	Peggy	905	$508 million
	North Indian	8	1	0
	South-West Indian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	11	11	5	Erinesta	99	$150 million
	Australia (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	14	14	6	Victor	153	$254 million
	South Pacific (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	11	11	5	Ima	2	$39 million	Ima, Namu, Raja, Sally
	Worldwide	119	77	46	Peggy	1,193	$1.37 billion	4
1987	Atlantic	14	7	3	Emily	10	$90 million
	Eastern Pacific	25	20	10	Max	3	$144 million
	Western Pacific	32	23	17	Betty	1,403	$1.3 billion
	North Indian	9	5
	South-West Indian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	11*	7*	1	Daodo	12	$10 million
	Australia (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	10	8	3	Elsie
	South Pacific (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	9	7	4	Uma	50	$230 million	Tusi, Uma
	Worldwide	100	78	36	Betty	1,478	$1.77 billion	2
1988	Atlantic	19	12	5	Gilbert	550	$4.86 billion	Gilbert, Joan
	Eastern Pacific	23*	15*	7	Hector	24
	Western Pacific	52	31	11	Nelson	786	$504 million	Roy
	North Indian	9	3		Bangladesh	6,740	$13 million
	South-West Indian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	9	9	5	Gasitao	100	$10 million
	Australia (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	8	8	4	Ezenina
	South Pacific (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	6	6	3	Anne	5	$83 million	Anne, Bola
	Worldwide	116	80	34	Gilbert	8,205	$5.47 billion	5
1989	Atlantic	15	11	7	Hugo	136	$10.2 billion	Hugo
	Eastern Pacific	25	18	9	Raymond	34	$1.75 million
	Western Pacific	55*	32	20	Gordon and Elsie	3,328	$2.24 billion
	North Indian	10*	3*	1*	Gay	1,785	$25 million
	South-West Indian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	11	10	6	Hanitra and Krisy	57	$217 million
	Australia (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	13	12	6	Orson	6	$16.8 million	Ned, Orson
	South Pacific (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	16	10	4	Harry	2	$5 million
	Worldwide	124	90	51	Orson	5,348	$12.7 billion	3
1990	Atlantic	16	14	8	Gustav	168	$150 million	Diana, Klaus
	Eastern Pacific	27*	21	16	Trudy	19	$12.5 million		Tied for record number of hurricanes with 1992, 2014, and 2015
	Western Pacific	41*	31*	19	Flo	1,608	$5.25 billion	Mike
	North Indian	12	2	1	BOB 01	1,577	$693 million
	South-West Indian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	10	8	4	Gregoara		$1.5 million
	Australia (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	13	13	5	Alex			Tina, Ivor, Joy
	South Pacific (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	10	6	3	Ofa	11	$205 million	Ofa, Peni, Sina
	Worldwide	124	92	56	Flo	3,383	$6.3 billion	9
1991	Atlantic	12	8	4	Claudette	30	$1.7 billion	Bob
	Eastern Pacific	16	14	10	Kevin	11		Fefa
	Western Pacific	38*	28	17	Yuri	5,505	$10.1 billion	Mireille, Thelma
	North Indian	8	3	1	BOB 01	138,906	$1.5 billion		Included the fifth-deadliest tropical cyclone on record
	South-West Indian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	13	10	3	Bella	90
	Australia (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	12	9	3	Graham	56	$63.9 million
	South Pacific (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	5	4	2	Val and Wasa	18	$360 million	Tia, Val, Wasa
	Worldwide	103	76	40	Yuri	144,616	$13.7 billion	7
1992	Atlantic	10	7	4	Andrew	106	$27.3 billion	Andrew	Included one subtropical storm
	Eastern Pacific	30	27	16	Tina	25	$3.15 billion	Iniki	Record number of tropical storms Tied for record number of hurricanes with 1990, 2014, and 2015
	Western Pacific	40	31	16	Gay	399	$6.24 billion	Omar
	North Indian	13	7*	1	Forrest	400	$69 million
	South-West Indian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	12	9	3	Heather
	Australian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	13	11	9	Neville	7	$13.9 million	Mark, Ian, Nina
	South Pacific (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	12	10	6	Fran	29	$111 million	Betsy, Esau, Fran, Joni, Kina
	Worldwide	121	93	49	Gay	966	$36.9 billion	11
1993	Atlantic	10	8	4	Emily	382	$322 million
	Eastern Pacific	18*	15	11	Lidia	50	$1.74 billion
	Western Pacific	49	28	15	Koryn	758	$1.96 billion
	North Indian	4	2	2	BOB 02	714	$216 million		Featured record inactivity
	South-West Indian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	14	11	4	Edwina	20
	Australian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	9	8	5	Oliver	2		Oliver, Polly, Roger, Naomi
	South Pacific (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	10	8	4	Prema	2	$60 million	Prema, Rewa
	Worldwide	110	78	44	Koryn	1,928	$4.3 billion	6
1994	Atlantic	12	7	3	Florence	1,189	$1.93 billion
	Eastern Pacific	22	20	10	Gilma	4	$20 million		Tied for most Category 5 hurricanes (with 2002 and 2018) Included John, the second longest lasting tropical cyclone on record
	Western Pacific	52	36	19	Melissa and Seth	1,287	$8.14 billion
	North Indian	5	4	2	BOB 02	418	$240 million
	South-West Indian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	15	12	9	Geralda	484	$165 million
	Australian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	11	10	6	Theodore			Pearl, Sharon, Annette
	South Pacific (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	6	5	3	Theodore
	Worldwide	120	91	50	Geralda	3,279	$10.3 billion	3
1995	Atlantic	21	19	11	Opal	182	$12.3 billion	Luis, Marilyn, Opal, Roxanne	Tied for fifth most active season on record
	Eastern Pacific	11	10	7	Juliette	124	$31 million	Ismael	Record inactivity for tropical depressions
	Western Pacific	47	24	8	Angela	1,314	$1.2 billion
	North Indian	8	3	2	BOB 07	554	$46.3 million
	South-West Indian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	12	10	5	Marlene
	Australia (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	11	9	8	Chloe	8	$8.5 million	Violet, Warren, Agnes, Gertie
	South Pacific (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	1	1	0	William	2	$2.5 million	William	Featured record inactivity in the basin
	Worldwide	110	76	41	Angela	2,184	$13.5 billion	9
1996	Atlantic	13	13	9	Edouard	248	$6.5 billion	Cesar, Fran, Hortense
	Eastern Pacific	14*	9*	5*	Douglas	46
	Western Pacific	52	31	16	Herb	935	$6.8 billion
	North Indian	9	5	2	BOB 05	2,075	$1.9 billion
	South-West Indian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	13	9	5	Bonita	109	$50 million
	Australia (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	21	17	6	Olivia	1	$57 million	Barry, Celeste, Ethel, Kirsty, Olivia, Fergus	Included Olivia, which produced the world's highest non-tornadic winds on record
	South Pacific (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	8	6	2	Beti	2	$5.6 million	Beti
	Worldwide	130	87	44	Bonita	3,416	$15.3 billion	10
1997	Atlantic	9	8	3	Erika	12	$111 million		Included one subtropical storm
	Eastern Pacific	24	19	9	Linda	261	$551 million	Pauline, Paka
	Western Pacific	47	28	16	Ivan and Joan	4,181	$4.59 billion		Most Category 5's on record
	North Indian	10	4	1	BOB 01	1,197
	South-West Indian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	14	7	3	Helinda	275	$50 million
	Australia (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	12	12	6	Pancho	34	$190 million	Rachel, Justin, Rhonda, Sid
	South Pacific (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	19	16	7	Gavin	59	$143 million	Drena, Gavin, Hina, Keli, Martin, Osea
	Worldwide	108	89	44	Linda	6,019	$5.6 billion	12
1998	Atlantic	14	14	10	Mitch	12,010	$21.1 billion	Georges, Mitch	Second deadliest season on record Featured Mitch, the deadliest storm in the basin since 1780
	Eastern Pacific	16	13	6	Howard	54	$760 million
	Western Pacific	30	16	8	Zeb	924	$951 million
	North Indian	12	6	3	ARB 02	10,212	$3 billion
	South-West Indian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	20	5	1	Anacelle	88
	Australia (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	13	11	6	Thelma	3	$8 million	Katrina
	South Pacific (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	18	12	6	Ron and Susan	35	$33.6 million	Martin, Osea, Ron, Susan
	Worldwide	117	77	40	Zeb, Ron, and Susan	23,326	$25.8 billion	5
1999	Atlantic	16	12	8	Floyd	195	$8.2 billion	Floyd, Lenny
	Eastern Pacific	14	9	6	Dora	16
	Western Pacific	45	20	5	Bart	976	$18.4 billion
	North Indian	8	4	3	BOB 06	15,780	$5 billion		Included the strongest tropical cyclone on record in the Bay of Bengal
	South-West Indian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	11	7	2	Evrina	2	$800 million
	Australia (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	12	9	6	Gwenda	6	$250 million (AUD)	Rona, Elaine, Gwenda, John	Included the strongest tropical cyclone on record in the basin
	South Pacific (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	20	7	3	Dani
	Worldwide	117	62	32	Gwenda	16,975	$32.6 billion	6

2000s edit

Year	Basin	Number of tropical cyclones	Number of named storms^{[nb 7]}	≥64 knots ^{[nb 8]} (74 mph, 119 km/h) sustained winds	Strongest storm	Deaths	Damage US$	Retired names	Notes
2000	Atlantic	19	15	8	Keith	79	$1.2 billion	Keith	Included one subtropical storm
	Eastern Pacific	22	19	6	Carlotta	27	$84 million
	Western Pacific	51	23	13	Bilis	467	$7.11 billion
	North Indian	6	5	2	BOB 05	238	$185 million
	South-West Indian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	16	8	4	Hudah	1,044	$800 million		Included one subtropical depression with gale-force winds
	Australia (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	13	12	7	Paul	0	$150 million (AUD)	Steve, Tessi, Rosita, Sam
	South Pacific (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	19	6	4	Kim	1
	Worldwide	121	85	42	Hudah	1,856	$9.5 billion	5
2001	Atlantic	17	15	9	Michelle	105	$7.1 billion	Allison, Iris, Michelle
	Eastern Pacific	19	15	8	Juliette	13	$401 million	Adolph
	Western Pacific	45	26	16	Faxai	1,287	$2.3 billion	Vamei
	North Indian	6	4	1	ARB 01	108	$104 million
	South-West Indian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	13	8	4	Ando	4
	Australia (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	13	10	2	Walter			Abigail
	South Pacific (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	10	6	2	Waka	8	$52 million	Paula, Sose, Trina, Waka
	Worldwide	119	82	42	Faxai	1,525	$9.9 billion	10
2002	Atlantic	14	12	4	Isidore	53	$2.6 billion	Isidore, Lili
	Eastern Pacific	21	16	8	Kenna	7	$101 million	Kenna	Tied for most Category 5 hurricanes (with 1994 and 2018)
	Western Pacific	44	26	15*	Fengshen	725	$9.5 billion	Chataan, Rusa, Pongsona
	North Indian	7	4	0	BOB 04	182	$25 million
	South-West Indian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	15	13	10	Hary	106	$290 million
	Australia (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	10	8	3	Chris	19	$1 million (AUD)	Chris
	South Pacific (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	16	4	2	Zoe			Zoe
	Worldwide	124	80	40	Zoe	1,092	$12.5 billion	8
2003	Atlantic	21	16	7	Isabel	92	$4.4 billion	Fabian, Isabel, Juan
	Eastern Pacific	17	16	7	Nora	23	$129 million
	Western Pacific	45	21	14	Maemi	360	$5.7 billion	Yanyan, Imbudo, Maemi
	North Indian	7	3	1	ARB 06	358	$163 million
	South-West Indian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	13	12	7	Kalunde	115	$3 million		Included one subtropical depression with hurricane-force winds
	Australia (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	12	11	5	Inigo	60	$12 million	Erica, Inigo,	Included the cyclone tied for the most intense in the Australian basin
	South-West Indian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	16	9	7	Erica	23	$293 million	Ami, Beni, Cilla, Heta
	Worldwide	131	88	48	Inigo	1,031	$10.7 billion	12
2004	Atlantic	16	15	9	Ivan	3,100+	$60.1 billion	Charley, Frances, Ivan, Jeanne	Included one subtropical storm
	Eastern Pacific	18	12	6	Javier
	Western Pacific	45	29	19	Chaba	2,428	$18.1 billion	Sudal, Tingting, Rananim
	North Indian	9	4	1	BOB 01	587	$130 million		First season with named cyclonic storms
	South-West Indian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	18	9	5	Gafilo	396	$250 million		Included the strongest cyclone on record in the basin
	Australia (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	10	9	3	Fay		$22 million (AUD)	Monty, Fay
	South Pacific (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	15	3	1	Ivy	15	$7.8 million	Ivy
	South Atlantic	1	1	1	Catarina	3	$350 million		First hurricane on record to strike Brazil
	Worldwide	129	80	44	Gafilo	6,529	$78.9 billion	10
2005	Atlantic	31	28	15	Wilma	2,280+	$180 billion	Dennis, Katrina, Rita, Stan, Wilma	Tied (with 2020) for most hurricanes and major hurricanes Most tropical cyclones and Category 5's (4) in one season Most retired names Featured Wilma, the strongest storm on record in the basin Featured Katrina, tied as costliest storm on record Included 1 subtropical storm and 1 subtropical depression
	Eastern Pacific	17	15	7	Kenneth	6	$12 million
	Western Pacific	33	24	13	Haitang	436	$7.6 billion	Matsa, Nabi, Longwang
	North Indian	12	3	0	Pyarr	273	$21.4 million
	South-West Indian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	19	8	3	Juliet	78
	Australia (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	14	10	6	Ingrid			Harvey, Ingrid
	South Pacific (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	17	8	5	Percy		$55 million	Meena, Nancy, Olaf
	Worldwide	141	94	49	Wilma	3,073	$188 billion	13
2006	Atlantic	10	10	5	Gordon and Helene	14	$500 million
	Eastern Pacific	25	19	11	Ioke	14	$355 million	Ioke
	Western Pacific	40*	24*	15*	Yagi	3,886	$14.4 billion	Chanchu, Bilis, Saomai, Xangsane, Durian
	North Indian	12	3	1	Mala	623	$6.7 million
	South-West Indian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	11	8	3	Carina	59
	Australian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	16	11	7	Glenda	1	$808 million	Clare, Larry, Glenda, Monica
	South Pacific (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	20	7	5	Xavier
	Worldwide	132	80	46	Yagi & Glenda	4,597	$16 billion	10
2007	Atlantic	17	15	6	Dean	423	$3 billion	Dean, Felix, Noel	Included one subtropical storm Includes two Category 5 Hurricanes (Dean and Felix) that made landfall
	Eastern Pacific	15	11	4	Flossie	42	$80 million
	Western Pacific	34	24	14	Sepat	388	$7.5 billion
	North Indian	11	4	2	Gonu	16,248	$9.7 billion
	South-West Indian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	17	11	6	Dora and Favio	172	$337 million		Included the 2nd wettest tropical cyclone on record
	Australia (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	13	9	4	George	152	$87.1 million	George, Guba
	South Pacific (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	12	5	1	Daman	4		Cliff, Daman
	Worldwide	115	87	37	George	17,429	$20.7 billion	7
2008	Atlantic	17	16	8	Ike	1,047	$49.5 billion	Gustav, Ike, Paloma	Only year on record in which a major hurricane existed in every month from July through November
	Eastern Pacific	19	17	7	Norbert	45	$152 million	Alma
	Western Pacific	40	22	11	Jangmi	1,936	$5.9 billion
	North Indian	10	4	1	Nargis	138,927	$14.7 billion		Second-costliest North Indian cyclone season on record Included 6th deadliest tropical cyclone on record
	South-West Indian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	12	10	9	Hondo	123	$38 million
	Australian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	14	7	3	Billy	1	$22.4 million	Helen
	South Pacific (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	13	7	1	Funa	12	$64.2 million	Gene
	Worldwide	124	83	40	Jangmi	142,091	$70.3 billion	6
2009	Atlantic	11	9	3	Bill	9	$58 million
	Eastern Pacific	23	20	8	Rick	16	$188 million
	Western Pacific	41*	22	13	Nida	2,348	$10.5 billion	Morakot, Ketsana, Parma
	North Indian	8	4	0	Aila	421	618 million
	South-West Indian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	15	11	4	Cleo	29
	Australian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	17	9	3	Hamish	2	$123 million	Hamish, Laurence
	South Pacific (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	14	5	0	Lin and Mick	6	$64.2 million	Mick
	Worldwide	126	78	31	Nida	2,831	$11.5 billion	6
2010	Atlantic	21	19	12	Igor	314	$4.53 billion	Igor, Tomas	Tied for fifth most active season on record Tied for second most hurricanes in a season on record
	Eastern Pacific	13*	8	3	Celia	268	$1.62 billion		Least active Pacific hurricane season on record tied with 1977
	Western Pacific	29	14	7	Megi	384	$2.96 billion	Fanapi	Quietest Pacific typhoon season on record
	North Indian	8	6	5	Giri	402	$2.99 billion
	South-West Indian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	11	7	4	Edzani	85
	Australia (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	15	9^{[nb 9]}	3	Ului	4	$758 million	Magda
	South Pacific (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	12	7	5	Ului	7	$132 million	Oli, Pat, Tomas, Ului
	Worldwide	102	67	39	Megi	1,464	$12.9 billion	8
2011
	Atlantic	20	19	7	Ophelia	114	$18.6 billion	Irene	Tied for fifth most active season on record
	Eastern Pacific	13	11	10	Dora	43	$204 million
	Western Pacific	39	21	8	Songda	3,111	$7.18 billion	Washi
	North Indian	10	2	1	Thane	360	$277 million
	South-West Indian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	11	4	2	Bingiza	77			Included one subtropical depression with gale-force winds
	Australia (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	26	10	6	Yasi	3	$3.52 billion	Carlos
	South Pacific (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	17	7	5	Wilma	13	$33 million	Vania, Wilma, Yasi, Atu
	South Atlantic	1	1
	Worldwide	132	72	39	Songda	3,721	$29.8 billion	7
2012	Atlantic	19	19	10	Sandy	354	$78 billion	Sandy	Tied for fifth most active season Tied (with 2016 and 2020) for most active season before July Record tying 8 named storms forming in August
	Eastern Pacific	17	17	10	Emilia	8	$27.9 million
	Western Pacific	35	25	14	Sanba	2,487	$20.5 billion	Vicente, Bopha	Second costliest season ever recorded
	North Indian	5	2	0	Nilam	128	$56.7 million
	South-West Indian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	15	13	4	Funso	164			Included one subtropical depression with gale-force winds
	Australia (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	19	7	2	Lua	16	$230 million	Heidi, Jasmine, Lua
	South Pacific (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	24	7	5	Jasmine	27	$333 million	Cyclone Evan, Cyclone Freda
	Worldwide	131	89	45	Sanba	3,184	$99 billion	8
2013	Atlantic	15	14	2	Humberto	47	$1.51 billion	Ingrid	Included one subtropical storm Tied (with 1982) for fewest hurricanes since 1930
	Eastern Pacific	21	20	9	Raymond	181	$4.2 billion	Manuel	Costliest Eastern Pacific hurricane season on record
	Western Pacific	49	31*	13	Haiyan	8,513	$25.7 billion	Sonamu, Utor, Fitow, Haiyan	Deadliest season since 1975 Featured Haiyan, the second strongest storm to make landfall on record
	North Indian	10	5	3	Phailin	323	$1.5 billion
	South-West Indian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	10	10	7	Bruce	137	$89.2 million
	Australia (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	18	11	6	Narelle	20	$2.2 billion	Oswald, Rusty
	South Pacific (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	22	3	2	Sandra
	Worldwide	139	67	41	Haiyan	9,221	$35.2 billion	8
2014	Atlantic	9	8	6	Gonzalo	21	$439 million
	Eastern Pacific	23	22	16	Marie	49	$1.6 billion	Odile	Tied for record number of hurricanes with 1990, 1992 and 2015
	Western Pacific	32*	23*	11*	Vongfong	576	$12.4 billion	Rammasun
	North Indian	8	3	2	Nilofar	183	$3.4 billion		Tied for record earliest (with 2019)
	South-West Indian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	15	10	3	Hellen	8
	Australia (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	17	9	4	Ita	22	$1.15 billion	Ita
	South Pacific (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	19	6	2	Ian	12	$48 million	Ian, Lusi
	Worldwide	121	78	42	Vongfong	871	$19 billion	5
2015	Atlantic	12	11	4	Joaquin	89	$732 million	Erika, Joaquin
	Eastern Pacific	31	26	16	Patricia	44	$565 million	Patricia	Record number of tropical depressions Tied for record number of hurricanes with 1990, 1992 and 2014 Featured Patricia, the strongest hurricane in the Western Hemisphere
	Western Pacific	39*	27*	18*	Soudelor	350	$14.8 billion	Soudelor, Mujigae, Koppu, Melor
	North Indian	12	4	2	Chapala	363	$379 million
	South-West Indian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	12	11	3	Eunice	111	$46 million		Record number of very intense tropical cyclones
	Australia (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	14	7	6	Marcia	2	$732 million	Lam, Marcia
	South Pacific (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	19	8	2	Pam	17	$360 million	Pam, Ula
	Worldwide	136	92	49	Patricia	976	$17.6 billion	11
2016	Atlantic	16	15	7	Matthew	748	$16.1 billion	Matthew, Otto	Tied (with 2012 and 2020) for most active season before July Featured Matthew, the first Category 5 in 9 years
	Eastern Pacific	23*	22*	13	Seymour	11	$95.8 million		Earliest season on record
	Western Pacific	51	26	13	Meranti	972	$18.9 billion	Meranti, Sarika, Haima, Nock-ten
	North Indian	9	4	1	Vardah	401	$717 million
	South-West Indian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	8	6	3	Fantala	13	$4.5 million		Included one subtropical depression with gale-force winds
	Australia (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	19	4	0	Stan				Featured record inactive season
	South Pacific (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	16	6	4	Winston	49	$1.4 billion	Winston	Costliest season on record Featured Winston, the strongest storm on record in the Southern Hemisphere
	Worldwide	140	81	41	Winston	2,194	$43.7 billion	7
2017	Atlantic	18	17	10	Maria	3,364	$282 billion	Harvey, Irma, Maria, Nate	Costliest hurricane season on record Highest rainfall produced by a tropical cyclone in the United States and its territories First-ever three Category 4 U.S. hurricane landfalls in a single season Second season to feature multiple Category 5 landfalls after 2007 Featured Harvey, tied as most costly storm on record
	Eastern Pacific	20	18	9	Fernanda	45	$69 million
	Western Pacific	41	27	11	Lan	860	$14.3 billion	Hato, Kai-tak, Tembin
	North Indian	10	3	1	Ochki	834	$3.65 billion
	South-West Indian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	8	5	3	Enawo	449	$272 million
	Australia (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	28	11	3	Ernie	57	$2.82 billion	Debbie
	South Pacific (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	20	4	2	Donna	3	$48 million	Cook, Donna
	Worldwide	141	85	39	Maria	2,698	$303 billion	10
2018	Atlantic	16	15	8	Michael	173	$49.9 billion	Florence, Michael	Included one subtropical storm
	Eastern Pacific	26	23	13	Walaka	52	$1.57 billion		Tied for most Category 5 hurricanes (with 1994 and 2002)
	Western Pacific	44*	29*	13	Kong-rey & Yutu	771	$18.4 billion	Rumbia, Mangkhut, Yutu
	North Indian	14	7	3	Mekunu	343	$4.3 billion
	South-West Indian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	13	12	8	Cilida	35	$59 million
	Australia (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	27	11	3	Marcus	1	$190 million	Marcus
	South Pacific (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	16	8	3	Gita	11	$337 million	Gita, Josie, Keni
	Worldwide	150	104	51	Kong-rey & Yutu	1,497	$74.9 billion	8
2019	Atlantic	20	18	6	Dorian	98	$12 billion	Dorian	Included Hurricane Dorian, tied for the highest sustained winds at landfall
	Eastern Pacific	21	19	7	Barbara	7	$16.1 million		Latest date for the first depression to form since reliable records began in 1971
	Western Pacific	52	29	17	Halong	388	$34.1 billion	Lekima, Faxai, Hagibis, Kammuri, Phanfone	Costliest season on record.
	North Indian	12*	8*	6	Kyarr	173	$11.5 billion		Tied for record earliest (with 2014) Featured record number of very intense tropical cyclones Featured Cyclone Kyarr, the strongest tropical cyclone on record in the Arabian Sea
	South-West Indian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	15*	13*	11	Ambali	1,095	$2 billion		Record storms, cyclones, and intense tropical cyclones in a single season Costliest season
	Australia (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	16	8	5	Veronica	14	$1.72 billion	Trevor, Veronica
	South Pacific (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	11	6	3	Pola		$1.43 million	Pola, Sarai
	South Atlantic	2	2	0	Iba
	Worldwide	143	105	56	Halong	2,090	$60.6 billion
2020	Atlantic	31	30	14	Iota	417	$51.146 billion	Laura, Eta, Iota	Most active Atlantic hurricane season in recorded history Tied (with 2012 and 2016) for most active season on record before July Most amount of storms forming in September on record (10)
	Eastern Pacific	21	17	4	Marie	47	$250 million		Featured the earliest recorded tropical cyclone east of 140W
	Western Pacific	32	23	10	Goni	457	$4.06 billion	Vongfong, Linfa, Molave, Goni, Vamco	Includes Goni, the strongest storm to make landfall on record.
	North Indian	9	5	3	Amphan	269	$15.8 billion		Included the costliest storm on record in the basin
	South-West Indian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	7	7	3	Ambali	46	$25 million
	Australia (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	15	7	3	Damien	28	$4.3 million	Damien, Harold, Mangga
	South Pacific (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	7	4	3	Yasa	34	$132 million	Tino, Yasa
	South Atlantic	3	3	0	Kurumí	70	Unknown
	Mediterranean	1	1	1	Ianos	4	$100 million
	Worldwide	122	95	36	Goni	1,386	$71.5 billion
2021	Atlantic	21	21	7	Sam	158	>$55.178 billion	Ida	Third most active season on record
	Eastern Pacific	12	12	4	Felicia	5	$100 million		Featured the earliest recorded tropical storm east of 140W
	Western Pacific	25	12	3	Surigae	503	$2.04 billion	Conson, Kompasu, Rai
	North Indian	3	2	2	Tauktae	194	$4.94 billion
	South-West Indian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	10	7	3	Faraji	34	$11 million
	Australia (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	22	8	3	Niran	272	$519 million	Seroja, Seth
	South Pacific (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	10	4	2	Niran	7	$448 million	Ana
	South Atlantic	3	3	0	Raoni	70	Unknown
	Worldwide	127	90	36	Surigae	1332	$79.1 billion
2022	Atlantic	16	14	8	Fiona	337	>$120.425 billion	Fiona and Ian
	Eastern Pacific	19 *	19 *	10 *	Darby	26	>$54.2 million
	Western Pacific	36	25	10	Nanmadol	490	$3.384 billion	Malakas, Megi, Ma-on, Hinnamnor, Noru, Nalgae
	North Indian	15	3	0	Asani	79	Unknown
	South-West Indian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	17 *	15 *	6 *	Darian	376	$312 million
	Australia (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	30 *	9 *	3	Darian	4	>$75 million
	South Pacific (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	11 *	5 *	2 *	Dovi	2	>$105 million	Cody
	South Atlantic	1	1	0	Yakecan	2	$50 million
	Worldwide	145	91	13	Nanmadol	1,316	>$124.4052 billion
2023	Atlantic	21	20	7	Lee	18	$4.19 billion
	Eastern Pacific	20	17	10	Otis	67	$13.071 billion	Dora and Otis
	Western Pacific	29	17	10	Mawar	191	$36.92 billion	Doksuri, Saola, Haikui
	North Indian	9	6	4	Mocha	523	$247 million		Featured record number of very intense tropical cyclones
	South-West Indian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	7 *	7 *	5 *	Freddy	1,483	$675 million
	Australia (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	20*	5	5	Ilsa	9	$677 million	Cyclone Freddy, Gabrielle, Ilsa	Featured Cyclone Freddy, the longest-lasting tropical cyclone on record
	South Pacific (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	14 *	6 *	5 *	Kevin	17	$9.6 billion	Judy and Kevin
	South Atlantic	1	0	0	Unnamed	0
	Mediterranean	1	1	0	Daniel	4,361	$21 billion
	Worldwide	115	79	43	Mawar	6,642	>$92.715 billion
2024	Atlantic
	Eastern Pacific
	Western Pacific
	North Indian
	South-West Indian (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	8 *	7 *	4 *	Djoungou	45
	Australia (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	9	5	4	Neville
	South Pacific (Jan.–July/Aug.–Dec.)	9 *	2	0	Nat
	South Atlantic	1	1	0	Akará	0
	Worldwide	25	14	7	Djoungou	45

Notes edit

^ Tropical cyclones have been named throughout most of the world since the 1960s, and worldwide since 2004.^[1]
^ Tropical cyclones with maximum sustained winds of at 64 knots (74 mph, 119 km/h) has been considered a "hurricane" on the Beaufort scale since it was designed by Admiral Sir Francis Beaufort by 1806,^[2] and is now classified a Category 1 on the Saffir–Simpson scale in the Atlantic and East Pacific Ocean, a typhoon in the West Pacific Ocean, a very severe cyclonic storm in the North Indian Ocean, a tropical cyclone in the South-West Indian Ocean, and a Category 3 on the Australian tropical cyclone intensity scale used for storms near Australia and in the South Pacific Ocean.
^ Tropical cyclones have been named throughout most of the world since the 1960s, and worldwide since 2004.^[3]
^ Tropical cyclones with maximum sustained winds of at 64 knots (74 mph, 119 km/h) has been considered a "hurricane" on the Beaufort scale since it was designed by Admiral Sir Francis Beaufort by 1806,^[4] and is now classified a Category 1 on the Saffir–Simpson scale in the Atlantic and East Pacific Ocean, a typhoon in the West Pacific Ocean, a very severe cyclonic storm in the North Indian Ocean, a tropical cyclone in the South-West Indian Ocean, and a Category 3 on the Australian tropical cyclone intensity scale used for storms near Australia and in the South Pacific Ocean.
^ Tropical cyclones have been named throughout most of the world since the 1960s, and worldwide since 2004.^[7]
^ Tropical cyclones with maximum sustained winds of at 64 knots (74 mph, 119 km/h) has been considered a "hurricane" on the Beaufort scale since it was designed by Admiral Sir Francis Beaufort by 1806,^[8] and is now classified a Category 1 on the Saffir–Simpson scale in the Atlantic and East Pacific Ocean, a typhoon in the West Pacific Ocean, a very severe cyclonic storm in the North Indian Ocean, a tropical cyclone in the South-West Indian Ocean, and a Category 3 on the Australian tropical cyclone intensity scale used for storms near Australia and in the South Pacific Ocean.
^ Tropical cyclones have been named throughout most of the world since the 1960s, and worldwide since 2004.^[14]
^ Tropical cyclones with maximum sustained winds of at 64 knots (74 mph, 119 km/h) has been considered a "hurricane" on the Beaufort scale since it was designed by Admiral Sir Francis Beaufort by 1806,^[15] and is now classified a Category 1 on the Saffir–Simpson scale in the Atlantic and East Pacific Ocean, a typhoon in the West Pacific Ocean, a very severe cyclonic storm in the North Indian Ocean, a tropical cyclone in the South-West Indian Ocean, and a Category 3 on the Australian tropical cyclone intensity scale used for storms near Australia and in the South Pacific Ocean.
^ TCWC Jakarta named Tropical Cyclone Anggrek, but TCWC Perth declassified Anggrek as a tropical cyclone because gale-force winds never extended more than halfway around the system center.^[16]

References edit

^ Neal Dorst; Chris Landsea (June 1, 2008). "Subject: B1) How and why are tropical cyclones named?". Frequently Asked Questions. Hurricane Research Division. Retrieved July 18, 2018.
^ Neal Dorst (August 13, 2004). "Subject: D10) Why do hurricane force winds start at 64 knots ?". Frequently Asked Questions. Hurricane Research Division. Retrieved July 18, 2018.
^ Neal Dorst; Chris Landsea (June 1, 2008). "Subject: B1) How and why are tropical cyclones named?". Frequently Asked Questions. Hurricane Research Division. Retrieved July 18, 2018.
^ Neal Dorst (August 13, 2004). "Subject: D10) Why do hurricane force winds start at 64 knots ?". Frequently Asked Questions. Hurricane Research Division. Retrieved July 18, 2018.
^ ^a ^b Ludlum, David McWilliams (1963). Early American hurricanes, 1492–1870. American Meteorological Society.
^ d'Aubert, AnaMaria; Nunn, Patrick D (March 2012). "Database 1: Tropical Cyclones (1558–1970)". Furious Winds and Parched Islands: Tropical Cyclones (1558–1970) and Droughts (1722–1987) in the Pacific. Xlibris. pp. 58–171. ISBN 978-1-4691-7008-4.
^ Neal Dorst; Chris Landsea (June 1, 2008). "Subject: B1) How and why are tropical cyclones named?". Frequently Asked Questions. Hurricane Research Division. Retrieved July 18, 2018.
^ Neal Dorst (August 13, 2004). "Subject: D10) Why do hurricane force winds start at 64 knots ?". Frequently Asked Questions. Hurricane Research Division. Retrieved July 18, 2018.
^ ^a ^b Stephen Visher (November 1922). "Notes on Typhoons, with Charts of Normal and Aberrant Tracks" (PDF). Monthly Weather Review. 50 (11): 583–589. Bibcode:1922MWRv...50..583V. doi:10.1175/1520-0493(1922)50<583:NOTWCO>2.0.CO;2. Retrieved July 26, 2016.
^ Central Pacific Hurricane Center. Tropical Cyclones During the Years 1900-1952 (Report). United States National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's National Weather Service. Retrieved 2007-01-26.
^ R. K. Chun (1952). Flood of August 1950 in the Waimea area Kauai, Hawaii (PDF) (Report). Washington, D.C.: United States Geological Survey. Retrieved June 1, 2014.
^ "On the Editor's Desk". Mariners Weather Log. 11 (2). Environmental Science Services Administration: 52. March 1967.
^ "8 Killed as Storm Strikes California". Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. August 18, 1977. Retrieved April 28, 2019.
^ Neal Dorst; Chris Landsea (June 1, 2008). "Subject: B1) How and why are tropical cyclones named?". Frequently Asked Questions. Hurricane Research Division. Retrieved July 18, 2018.
^ Neal Dorst (August 13, 2004). "Subject: D10) Why do hurricane force winds start at 64 knots ?". Frequently Asked Questions. Hurricane Research Division. Retrieved July 18, 2018.
^ Auden, Tony (21 June 2011). Tropical Cyclone Anthony: 23 – 31 January 2011 (PDF) (Report). Australian Bureau of Meteorology's Brisbane Tropical Cyclone Warning Centre. Retrieved 13 December 2014.

[2] Tropical cyclones have been named throughout most of the world since the 1960s, and worldwide since 2004.^[1]

[4] Tropical cyclones with maximum sustained winds of at 64 knots (74 mph, 119 km/h) has been considered a "hurricane" on the Beaufort scale since it was designed by Admiral Sir Francis Beaufort by 1806,^[2] and is now classified a Category 1 on the Saffir–Simpson scale in the Atlantic and East Pacific Ocean, a typhoon in the West Pacific Ocean, a very severe cyclonic storm in the North Indian Ocean, a tropical cyclone in the South-West Indian Ocean, and a Category 3 on the Australian tropical cyclone intensity scale used for storms near Australia and in the South Pacific Ocean.

[6] Tropical cyclones have been named throughout most of the world since the 1960s, and worldwide since 2004.^[3]

[8] Tropical cyclones with maximum sustained winds of at 64 knots (74 mph, 119 km/h) has been considered a "hurricane" on the Beaufort scale since it was designed by Admiral Sir Francis Beaufort by 1806,^[4] and is now classified a Category 1 on the Saffir–Simpson scale in the Atlantic and East Pacific Ocean, a typhoon in the West Pacific Ocean, a very severe cyclonic storm in the North Indian Ocean, a tropical cyclone in the South-West Indian Ocean, and a Category 3 on the Australian tropical cyclone intensity scale used for storms near Australia and in the South Pacific Ocean.

[12] Tropical cyclones have been named throughout most of the world since the 1960s, and worldwide since 2004.^[7]

[14] Tropical cyclones with maximum sustained winds of at 64 knots (74 mph, 119 km/h) has been considered a "hurricane" on the Beaufort scale since it was designed by Admiral Sir Francis Beaufort by 1806,^[8] and is now classified a Category 1 on the Saffir–Simpson scale in the Atlantic and East Pacific Ocean, a typhoon in the West Pacific Ocean, a very severe cyclonic storm in the North Indian Ocean, a tropical cyclone in the South-West Indian Ocean, and a Category 3 on the Australian tropical cyclone intensity scale used for storms near Australia and in the South Pacific Ocean.

[21] Tropical cyclones have been named throughout most of the world since the 1960s, and worldwide since 2004.^[14]

[23] Tropical cyclones with maximum sustained winds of at 64 knots (74 mph, 119 km/h) has been considered a "hurricane" on the Beaufort scale since it was designed by Admiral Sir Francis Beaufort by 1806,^[15] and is now classified a Category 1 on the Saffir–Simpson scale in the Atlantic and East Pacific Ocean, a typhoon in the West Pacific Ocean, a very severe cyclonic storm in the North Indian Ocean, a tropical cyclone in the South-West Indian Ocean, and a Category 3 on the Australian tropical cyclone intensity scale used for storms near Australia and in the South Pacific Ocean.

[25] TCWC Jakarta named Tropical Cyclone Anggrek, but TCWC Perth declassified Anggrek as a tropical cyclone because gale-force winds never extended more than halfway around the system center.^[16]

[1] Neal Dorst; Chris Landsea (June 1, 2008). "Subject: B1) How and why are tropical cyclones named?". Frequently Asked Questions. Hurricane Research Division. Retrieved July 18, 2018.

[3] Neal Dorst (August 13, 2004). "Subject: D10) Why do hurricane force winds start at 64 knots ?". Frequently Asked Questions. Hurricane Research Division. Retrieved July 18, 2018.

[5] Neal Dorst; Chris Landsea (June 1, 2008). "Subject: B1) How and why are tropical cyclones named?". Frequently Asked Questions. Hurricane Research Division. Retrieved July 18, 2018.

[7] Neal Dorst (August 13, 2004). "Subject: D10) Why do hurricane force winds start at 64 knots ?". Frequently Asked Questions. Hurricane Research Division. Retrieved July 18, 2018.

[Ludlum-9] Ludlum, David McWilliams (1963). Early American hurricanes, 1492–1870. American Meteorological Society.

[Furious_Winds-10] 'Aubert, AnaMaria; Nunn, Patrick D (March 2012). "Database 1: Tropical Cyclones (1558–1970)". Furious Winds and Parched Islands: Tropical Cyclones (1558–1970) and Droughts (1722–1987) in the Pacific. Xlibris. pp. 58–171. ISBN 978-1-4691-7008-4.

[11] Neal Dorst; Chris Landsea (June 1, 2008). "Subject: B1) How and why are tropical cyclones named?". Frequently Asked Questions. Hurricane Research Division. Retrieved July 18, 2018.

[13] Neal Dorst (August 13, 2004). "Subject: D10) Why do hurricane force winds start at 64 knots ?". Frequently Asked Questions. Hurricane Research Division. Retrieved July 18, 2018.

[wpac-15] Stephen Visher (November 1922). "Notes on Typhoons, with Charts of Normal and Aberrant Tracks" (PDF). Monthly Weather Review. 50 (11): 583–589. Bibcode:1922MWRv...50..583V. doi:10.1175/1520-0493(1922)50<583:NOTWCO>2.0.CO;2. Retrieved July 26, 2016.

[16] Central Pacific Hurricane Center. Tropical Cyclones During the Years 1900-1952 (Report). United States National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's National Weather Service. Retrieved 2007-01-26.

[USGS-17] R. K. Chun (1952). Flood of August 1950 in the Waimea area Kauai, Hawaii (PDF) (Report). Washington, D.C.: United States Geological Survey. Retrieved June 1, 2014.

[18] "On the Editor's Desk". Mariners Weather Log. 11 (2). Environmental Science Services Administration: 52. March 1967.

[Milwaukee-19] "8 Killed as Storm Strikes California". Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. August 18, 1977. Retrieved April 28, 2019.

[20] Neal Dorst; Chris Landsea (June 1, 2008). "Subject: B1) How and why are tropical cyclones named?". Frequently Asked Questions. Hurricane Research Division. Retrieved July 18, 2018.

[22] Neal Dorst (August 13, 2004). "Subject: D10) Why do hurricane force winds start at 64 knots ?". Frequently Asked Questions. Hurricane Research Division. Retrieved July 18, 2018.

[BoM_TC_Database-24] Auden, Tony (21 June 2011). Tropical Cyclone Anthony: 23 – 31 January 2011 (PDF) (Report). Australian Bureau of Meteorology's Brisbane Tropical Cyclone Warning Centre. Retrieved 13 December 2014.

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